QuiltCon 2022 (2 of 4) - Social Justice Sewing Academy

 


Ok. I'm back on track with my photos and ready to share a few favorites from the show, along with a couple of overall impressions.

First, I would like to give a shout out to the Modern Quilt Guild for pulling this event together. I was particularly impressed with the care they took in presenting the quilts. For instance, I noticed that they took the time to carefully pin up extra long quilts so they would not be resting on the ground.

"Accountability" from the Social Justice Sewing Academy needed several pin tucks to elevate from the floor.

I also noticed that there were several spots in the hall that were less than optimal for viewing quilts, either because of poor lighting or obstructions. These spots were left empty, rather than filling every inch to the detriment of the presentation. It is little details like this which optimize the viewing experience for attendees. It also sends a strong message to the entrants/quilters that their work is in good hands for the duration of the show.

It was good to see Social Justice Sewing Academy so well represented at QuiltCon. There were pieces in several categories, as well as a section set aside for their Remembrance Project, a special traveling exhibit which was also on display at Road to California last month. The young artists in this program have become a strong voice in the quilting community.

First prize in the Youth division: Danny King, Social Justice Sewing Academy
 
Foreground: Declaration, Background: Inclusion

Remembrance Project
 

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